Major UI Overhaul #5
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant User
participant UI (HomeClient)
participant ModalInput
participant TodoList
User->>UI (HomeClient): Press 'n' or click '+'
UI (HomeClient)->>ModalInput: Show input modal
User->>ModalInput: Enter todo, submit
ModalInput->>UI (HomeClient): onAddTodo(newTodo)
UI (HomeClient)->>TodoList: Prepend new todo
User->>UI (HomeClient): Press Escape or click backdrop
UI (HomeClient)->>ModalInput: Hide input modal
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app/HomeClient.tsx (2)
110-147: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionStabilise the
keydownhandler to avoid unnecessary re-registrations
handleKeyDownis re-created on every render because it’s defined insideuseEffectwithout a stable reference, causing the listener to be removed/re-added on every state change listed in the dependency array (workspaces,currentWorkspace,isInputVisible, …).
This is not harmful, but it is needless work and can produce subtle timing bugs if the cleanup fails.- useEffect(() => { - const handleKeyDown = (e: KeyboardEvent) => { + const handleKeyDown = useCallback((e: KeyboardEvent) => { … - } - document.addEventListener('keydown', handleKeyDown) - return () => { - document.removeEventListener('keydown', handleKeyDown) - } - }, [workspaces, setCurrentWorkspace, currentWorkspace, isInputVisible]) + }, [workspaces, currentWorkspace, isInputVisible]) + + useEffect(() => { + document.addEventListener('keydown', handleKeyDown, { passive: true }) + return () => document.removeEventListener('keydown', handleKeyDown) + }, [handleKeyDown])Benefits
• Only one listener lives for the component’s lifetime.
• Dependency list becomes minimal and easier to reason about.
• Using{ passive: true }(nopreventDefaultfor workspace shortcut) helps scrolling performance.
If you need to callpreventDefault, you can conditionally switch to a non-passive listener.
287-304:⚠️ Potential issueGenerate a temporary client-side id for optimistic todos
newTodois pushed into state without anid. Until the server responds, React keys inTodoListwill beundefined, and subsequent optimistic creations will all share that same key, risking list reconciliation glitches and duplicate map hits.- const newTodo = { + const newTodo = { + id: crypto.randomUUID(), // fallback id; replace when server responds ...todo,After the POST succeeds you already replace the placeholder with the server object, so no extra work is needed.
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app/layout.tsx (1)
29-31: Consider accessibility implications of preventing zoomThe added viewport meta tag disables user zooming with
maximum-scale=1.0anduser-scalable=no, which improves the app-like experience on mobile but may create accessibility issues for users with visual impairments who rely on zooming to read content.Consider either:
- Allowing zooming for accessibility while maintaining your layout with:
-<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no, viewport-fit=cover" /> +<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=5.0, viewport-fit=cover" />
- If zoom must be disabled for the UI to function properly, ensure text sizes are sufficiently large and contrast meets WCAG standards.
components/ai-todo-input.tsx (1)
325-329: Text centering and removal of problematic focus handlerThe input is now center-aligned which creates a more balanced appearance, and the removal of the onFocus handler addresses the issues mentioned in the comment.
Consider adding more detail to the comment about what specific issues the onFocus handler was causing to help future developers understand this decision.
components/ui/border-beam-mask.tsx (1)
20-22: Consider using CSS custom properties for more flexible theming.While the inline style approach works, consider using CSS custom properties for the border color to better integrate with potential theme switching.
- style={{ - boxShadow: `inset 0 0 0 1px ${borderColor}`, - }} + style={{ + "--border-color": borderColor, + boxShadow: "inset 0 0 0 1px var(--border-color)", + } as React.CSSProperties}components/ui/border-beam.tsx (1)
38-39: Long, complex class string could impact readability and maintenance.The pseudo-element styling is contained in a very long, complex class string that could be difficult to maintain. Consider breaking it into smaller, more manageable parts or using a dedicated CSS module.
- "before:absolute before:inset-0 before:rounded-[inherit] before:p-[var(--border-width)px] before:bg-[linear-gradient(to_right,var(--color-from),var(--color-to),var(--color-from))] before:animate-border-beam before:content-['']", + // Break into multiple lines for better readability + [ + "before:absolute before:inset-0 before:rounded-[inherit]", + "before:p-[var(--border-width)px]", + "before:bg-[linear-gradient(to_right,var(--color-from),var(--color-to),var(--color-from))]", + "before:animate-border-beam before:content-['']", + ].join(" "),app/HomeClient.tsx (1)
678-710: Escape key should not close the modal while the input has unsaved textBecause the input dialog closes instantly on every
Escapepress, users lose the typed text by accident (e.g. trying to dismiss an autocomplete list).
Consider either:• Detect
e.targetinsideAI-TodoInputand ignoreEscapeif the event originated there, or
• Ask the user for confirmation whentitle/descriptionfields are non-empty.No code diff provided since UX decision is needed.
app/globals.css (1)
5-39: Verify that custom font files are shipped and served efficientlyFour
@font-faceblocks point at/fonts/OpenRunde-*.woff{,2}.
Please confirm that:
- These files are included in the deployed
public/fontsfolder.woff2is listed first so modern browsers pick the smaller file (✅ done).- Unused weights (e.g. 800) are not shipped to keep bundle size lean.
Minor but worth double-checking.
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components/ui/card.tsx (1)
6-13: Clean formatting and improved visual feedbackThe Card component now uses a more maintainable multi-line format and implements the new shadow system with hover effects, creating a more polished interactive experience.
components/ai-todo-input.tsx (1)
297-301: Nice implementation of the AnimatedBorder componentThe container has been simplified and enhanced with the new AnimatedBorder component, which provides a more cohesive visual experience with the rest of the UI overhaul.
components/theme-toggle.tsx (2)
21-21: Enhanced button styling with improved transitionsThe theme toggle button now incorporates the new shadow system with hover effects and a subtle upward animation, making it more engaging and visually consistent with other interactive elements in the UI.
24-28: Improved icon rendering with better color semanticsThe multiline conditional rendering improves code readability, and the yellow Sun icon in dark mode provides better visual semantics than the previous implementation.
components/ui/button.tsx (2)
7-7: Enhancement to the button base styles with shadow utility.The addition of the
shadow-buttonclass to the base button styles integrates with the broader shadow utility enhancements mentioned in the PR. This provides consistent shadow styling across button variants.
11-16: Improved dark mode support and visual consistency.The button variants have been enhanced with:
- Refined gradient colors with proper dark mode alternatives
- Improved hover and active states for better interaction feedback
- Dark mode specific shadows and border colors
- More consistent text coloring with foreground variable usage
These changes align well with the UI overhaul objectives and provide better visual consistency across different color schemes.
components/ui/border-beam-mask.tsx (1)
1-25: Well-structured border mask component with good customization options.This new component provides a simple but effective way to create a solid border mask with customizable color. The implementation:
- Follows React best practices with clearly defined props interface
- Uses absolute positioning to avoid affecting layout
- Properly inherits border radius from parent elements
- Disables pointer events to avoid interfering with underlying interactive elements
The inset box shadow approach for creating the border is an elegant solution that doesn't affect the element's dimensions.
components/todo-input.tsx (3)
11-11: Added AnimatedBorder component import.Good addition that supports the visual enhancements to the input component.
125-130: Enhanced input container with animated border effect.The addition of the
AnimatedBordercomponent improves the visual feedback of the input container. The implementation:
- Uses consistent styling with the overall UI theme
- Maintains appropriate shadow and background styling for light/dark modes
- Sets proper border radius and overflow handling
- Uses the group utility for hover/focus state management
This change aligns well with the UI overhaul objectives mentioned in the PR.
131-139: Improved text input alignment and styling.The changes to center-align the input text and justify the container content create a more balanced and visually appealing input experience. This complements the animated border and creates a more cohesive design.
components/ui/border-beam.tsx (2)
1-45: Well-structured animated border beam component with extensive customization options.This new component creates a visually appealing animated gradient border effect with excellent customization options. The implementation:
- Provides sensible defaults for all props
- Uses CSS custom properties for dynamic styling
- Leverages pseudo-elements for efficient animation rendering
- Properly handles border-radius inheritance
- Includes clear code comments for different sections of the implementation
The component is well-structured and follows React best practices.
24-31:✅ Verification successful
Ensure border-beam animation is properly defined in Tailwind config.
The component uses
animate-border-beamclass which requires a corresponding animation definition in your Tailwind configuration.
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✅ Verified thattailwind.config.tsdefines theborder-beamanimation underextend.animation, so theanimate-border-beamclass is available.tailwind.config.ts (3)
14-14: LGTM: Good addition of border-beam animation.The animation uses a CSS variable for duration control, making it flexible for different use cases.
21-25: LGTM: Well-structured keyframes for border-beam animation.The keyframes for the border-beam animation create a smooth horizontal gradient animation by transitioning the background position from 0% to 100% and back.
70-83: LGTM: Good implementation of safe area utilities for mobile devices.The custom plugin adds utilities for handling safe areas on mobile devices, particularly useful for iOS devices with notches or home indicators. The
.mb-safe-keyboardclass will help with keyboard display on iOS, and.pt-safehandles top insets.components/todo-item.tsx (3)
29-38: LGTM: Enhanced color contrast for different urgency levels.The updated text colors for time indicators provide better contrast in both light and dark modes, improving readability and accessibility.
47-56: LGTM: Improved gradient styling for status indicators.Adding the
viacolor stop creates smoother gradients, and the adjusted opacity values enhance visual hierarchy while maintaining readability.
240-240: LGTM: Enhanced card styling with consistent shadow system.The updated card styling now uses semantic utility classes (
shadow-card,hover:shadow-card-hover) and adds a subtle hover animation effect withtranslate-y-[-1px], creating a polished and interactive experience.components/ui/animated-border.tsx (1)
1-46: LGTM: Well-implemented animated border component.This new
AnimatedBordercomponent creates an elegant animated gradient border effect that appears on hover and transitions to a solid border on focus. The implementation:
- Uses CSS variables for flexible color customization
- Properly handles transitions between states
- Uses CSS masking for the border-only effect
- Maintains accessibility by changing styles on focus
The component is a good addition to the UI library and will enhance the visual feedback of interactive elements.
components/ui/border-beam-interactive.tsx (1)
1-55: LGTM: Well-structured interactive border component with client-side rendering.The
BorderBeamInteractivecomponent is well-implemented with:
- Client-side rendering protection using the
mountedstate pattern- Flexible prop customization for different visual needs
- Clear separation of hover and focus states with appropriate transitions
- Good use of pseudo-elements for layered visual effects
- Well-commented code explaining the purpose of different CSS rules
The component enhances the UI library and complements the
AnimatedBordercomponent for interactive elements.
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68-71: Preserve keyboard-accessible focus states
Removing the native focus outline globally will break keyboard navigation visibility. Please revert and replace with a:focus-visiblerule:-input:focus { - outline: none !important; -} +input:focus { + /* keep default for assistive tech */ +} +input:focus-visible { + outline: 2px solid hsl(var(--sidebar-ring)); + outline-offset: 2px; +}
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app/globals.css (7)
54-64: Remove or reference unusedgradient-rotatekeyframes
I don't see any class or component usinganimation: gradient-rotate. If this keyframe is dead code, please remove it to reduce bundle size. Otherwise, link it to the correct utility or component.To find references, run:
rg --ignore-case "gradient-rotate" -n .
66-66: Eliminate placeholder comment
The line/* Empty space where removed keyframes were */can be removed to clean up the stylesheet.
74-81: EnhanceanimatedGradientkeyframes for smoother transitions
Currently the animation jumps from 0% to 100%. Consider adding intermediate stops (e.g., 50%) for a more gradual effect:@keyframes animatedGradient { 0% { background-position: 0% 50%; } 50% { background-position: 100% 50%; } 100% { background-position: 200% 50%; } }
84-88: Extend safe-area handling and font fallback
Good addition ofenv(safe-area-inset-bottom). To support notches at the top, consider addingpadding-top: env(safe-area-inset-top). Also ensure"OpenRunde"falls back gracefully—validate that your font stack covers all expected platforms.
90-98: Improve iOS keyboard-safe area support
The.ios-keyboard-supportclass is helpful. For wider iOS compatibility, you may add the legacyconstant()fallback:@supports (-webkit-touch-callout: none) { .ios-keyboard-support { bottom: constant(safe-area-inset-bottom); bottom: env(safe-area-inset-bottom); } }
105-166: Review shadow utility definitions and Tailwind integration
The custom shadow utilities (.shadow-, .dark .shadow-) look consistent and map to your new CSS variables. To leverage Tailwind’s JIT and purge capabilities, consider defining these intailwind.config.tsundertheme.extend.boxShadowinstead of raw CSS utilities.
217-266: Review dark-mode variables and glow effects
The dark-mode counterparts and glow variables mirror the light mode and extend the theme appropriately. Ensure that glow intensities do not hinder text readability or cause eye strain. A quick visual check in dark mode across components is recommended.
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14-21: Validate the Medium weight@font-facedeclaration
The Medium variant mirrors the Regular pattern—please confirm the/fonts/OpenRunde-Medium.*woff*files are available. You may also include alocal('OpenRunde Medium')fallback to improve load times.
23-30: Validate the Semibold weight@font-facedeclaration
Semibold is defined correctly. Double-check that both WOFF2/WOFF files exist and consider addingunicode-rangeif you plan to subset or improve loading performance for specific character sets.
32-39: Validate the Bold weight@font-facedeclaration
Confirm the/fonts/OpenRunde-Bold.*woff*files are present. If you support italic or other styles in the future, plan to add corresponding@font-faceblocks to maintain consistency.
171-206: Validate new CSS custom properties for light and sidebar colors
A large block of new--*variables was introduced. Please verify contrast ratios (WCAG AA/AAA) for your primary/secondary text on backgrounds, especially in the sidebar. Running an automated audit (e.g., axe-core) can catch any accessibility regressions.
208-214: Approve light-mode shadow value additions
The light-mode shadow definitions align with design specs and use consistent RGBA values. These appear ready for use.
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69-72: Accessible focus styles implemented
Good catch replacing the removed outline withinput:focus-visibleto maintain keyboard accessibility. This addresses earlier accessibility feedback.
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app/globals.css (5)
5-39: Enhance font-face declarations with local fallbacks and unicode-range
Consider addinglocal('OpenRunde')sources for each weight to leverage system‐installed fonts and specifying aunicode-rangeto limit glyph loading for performance.
66-66: Remove placeholder comment and extra whitespace
The comment/* Empty space where removed keyframes were */and surrounding empty lines can be cleaned up to keep the stylesheet concise.
75-82: Standardize animation naming and definitions
Consider aligning naming conventions (e.g.,gradient-rotatevs.animatedGradient) and grouping animation keyframes for better maintainability and clarity.
106-143: Consolidate shadow utility classes
The shadow utilities follow a consistent pattern. If you’re using a preprocessor or a Tailwind plugin, consider generating these classes programmatically or centralizing the variable definitions to reduce duplication.
171-216: Organize and document CSS variables
Grouping related custom properties (e.g., base colors, sidebar colors, shadows) with headers or comments will improve readability and maintenance. Consider referencing your design tokens documentation.
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85-89: Confirm safe-area and overscroll behaviors
Usingenv(safe-area-inset-bottom)andoverscroll-behavior-y: noneis appropriate for mobile layouts. Verify that disabling overscroll won’t conflict with desired bounce behavior on iOS.
102-104: Evaluate browser support fortext-wrap: balance
text-wrap: balanceis still experimental in many browsers. Consider providing a fallback or verifying it meets your target browser support matrix.
273-293: Verify inline themeshinekeyframe usage
Theshinekeyframe defined under@theme inlinemay overlap with other animations. Confirm that this theme block is actually applied and that there’s no duplication with other keyframes.
91-99:✅ Verification successful
Ensure
.ios-keyboard-supportis applied
The iOS support rule is well-defined, but search for its usage in relevant components to confirm it’s leveraged where needed.
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Verified
.ios-keyboard-supportis in use
Theios-keyboard-supportclass is applied in the following locations, so no further updates to its usage are needed:
- app/HomeClient.tsx:738
- app/HomeClient.tsx:745
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65-69: Accessible focus-visible stylesGreat use of
:focus-visibleand exclusion of.no-inner-border. This restores the keyboard focus ring in an accessible way.
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app/globals.css (4)
63-63: Remove placeholder commentThe empty comment block marking removed keyframes is no longer needed—please delete it to keep the stylesheet lean.
80-84: Scope form input overridesTargeting
form inputglobally removes borders and shadows from all form controls. Consider narrowing this to a more specific class (e.g.,.ai-todo-input input) to avoid unintended side effects in other forms.
86-92: Consolidate duplicate input rulesThe rules in this block overlap with the previous override. You can simplify by merging selectors or refining class usage to eliminate redundancy.
123-124: Text wrap balancingIntroducing
text-wrap: balancefor better typographic balance is a nice enhancement. Note browser support is still emerging—consider a fallback comment for older browsers.
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app/globals.css (22)
5-14: Font-face Regular declaration looks goodThe
@font-facefor weight 400 includes local fallbacks,font-display: swap, and a comprehensiveunicode-range—all aligning with best practices.
16-25: Font-face Medium declaration looks goodThe weight 500 declaration mirrors the regular style and correctly specifies local sources, formats, and unicode coverage.
27-36: Font-face Semibold declaration looks goodWeight 600 is set up consistently with the other weights, ensuring a seamless typographic scale.
38-47: Font-face Bold declaration looks goodThe bold (700) variant is declared correctly; all four weights follow the same pattern for consistency.
71-78: Validate the complex:not()selectorThe selector
input:focus-visible:not(.group input, .no-inner-border)includes a descendant combinator inside:not(), which may not be valid CSS in all browsers. Please verify in your build output that it behaves as intended or refactor into separate:not()clauses.
95-102: Animated gradient keyframesThe
@keyframes animatedGradientprovides a smooth border animation and aligns with your Framer Motion enhancements. Looks solid.
108-109: Safe-area padding onbodyAdding
padding-bottom: env(safe-area-inset-bottom)correctly supports notch and keyboard safe areas on modern devices.
112-118: iOS keyboard supportThe
@supports (-webkit-touch-callout: none)block and.ios-keyboard-supportclass appropriately fix the UI at the bottom for iOS, matching the new Tailwind utilities.
126-149: Shadow utility classesThe new
.shadow-*utilities map cleanly to your custom properties, providing a clear semantic API for shadows at multiple intensities. This will promote consistency across components.
151-161: Dark mode glow utilitiesThe
.dark .shadow-glow-sm|md|accentclasses are well constructed, offering cohesive glow effects in dark mode.
163-170: Combined card shadow variantsYour
.shadow-cardand.dark .shadow-cardrules layer custom shadows and glows effectively. Using@applyfor the base variant and explicitbox-shadowfor dark mode is both performant and clear.
172-179: Hover state transitions for cardsThe transition settings on
.shadow-card-hover(and its dark counterpart) will deliver smooth interactive feedback.
181-187: Button shadow utilities
.shadow-buttonand its dark variant maintain consistency with card shadows, ensuring buttons integrate visually with the overall design system.
192-218: Base theme custom propertiesUpdates to
--foreground,--card-foreground,--popover-foreground,--primary-foreground, etc., sharpen the color palette and maintain semantic naming. These align with accessibility guidelines.
219-228: Sidebar custom propertiesThe sidebar-specific variables (
--sidebar-background,--sidebar-primary, etc.) reflect your updated layout design and integrate cleanly with both light and dark modes.
229-236: Light mode shadow valuesCentralizing your light-mode shadow tokens in custom properties simplifies future tweaks and promotes consistency.
240-247: Dark mode base colorsThe inverted values for dark mode base colors maintain adequate contrast and mirror the light-mode mappings effectively.
248-255: Dark mode accent and alertsYour
--secondary,--muted,--accent, and--destructivetokens in dark mode offer clear hierarchy and maintain readability.
256-264: Dark mode border and chart colorsAdjustments to the dark-mode border, input, ring, and chart variables complement the rest of the palette nicely.
266-274: Dark mode sidebar colorsThe sidebar variables under
.darkcorrectly adapt for a darker theme, preserving visual hierarchy and accessibility.
276-282: Dark mode shadow tokensThe darker shadow opacities and spreads are well-tuned for visibility against dark backgrounds and enhance depth.
284-286: Dark mode glow effectsDefining
--glow-sm,--glow-md, and--glow-accentcompletes your dark mode shadow/glow toolkit for interactive elements.
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63-64: Remove Placeholder CommentThe comment
/* Empty space where removed keyframes were */no longer adds value. Please remove this line to keep the CSS clean.
87-92: Targeted Todo-Input StylingThe
.group input[type="text"]and.no-inner-borderrules effectively remove inner borders, but the repeated use of!importantcan make future overrides difficult. Where possible, replace!importantwith a more specific selector or utility class.
95-145: Consolidate & Prefix KeyframesYou’ve added several new animations (
animatedGradient,shine,simplePulse,borderRotate,backgroundMove).
- Consider prefixing names (e.g.,
todo-animatedGradient) to avoid collisions with other global styles or repeated declarations.- There’s another
@keyframes shinedefined later in an@theme inlineblock—ensure you don’t inadvertently overwrite one or the other.- Verify each animation is actually used in the components; remove any unused keyframes to reduce payload.
147-215: Review .todo-input-container Visual StylingThe light and dark mode styles for
.todo-input-containerprovide a compelling animated border effect. A few thoughts:
mask-composite: excludeand-webkit-mask-composite: xorhave uneven browser support—please verify behavior across all target browsers (especially Safari & iOS).- Ensure custom focus styles remain visible inside this container—double-check that focus rings aren’t clipped by the
isolation: isolatesetting.- You could DRY up duplicate transition and hover properties by extracting them into a shared utility.
218-222: Confirm Safe Area Insets on BodyApplying
padding-bottom: env(safe-area-inset-bottom)improves iOS keyboard handling. However,overscroll-behavior-y: nonecan suppress native scroll bounce—verify that this doesn’t negatively impact UX on other platforms.
264-274: Dark Mode Glow UtilitiesThe
.shadow-glow-*classes extend shadows for dark mode nicely. Consider documenting these in your style guide so team members know when to use them.
304-312: Border Animation VariablesDefining
--border-color-customand--hover-gradient-customat root and.darkis clear. If more variants arise, consider centralizing these in a shared partial or utility file.
315-360: Revisit CSS Variable OrganizationThe comprehensive set of base colors, radii, and shadow values provides full theming coverage. For future maintainability:
- Group related variables (e.g., colors, shadows, radii) into clearly commented subsections.
- Sort variables alphabetically within each category.
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5-47: Well-Configured @font-face DeclarationsThe four
@font-faceblocks correctly include local fallbacks, multiple weights,woff2andwoffformats,font-display: swap, and a comprehensiveunicode-range. This addresses previous performance and loading concerns around custom fonts.
224-231: Validate iOS Keyboard Support BlockThe
@supports (-webkit-touch-callout: none)rule correctly targets iOS. Ensure this only applies to devices needing the fix and doesn’t inadvertently affect desktop/mobile browsers that support this feature.
235-262: Shadow Utility ClassesThe new utilities (
.shadow-smthrough.shadow-accent) neatly centralize your design system shadows via CSS variables. This is a solid pattern for maintainability and theme consistency.
276-283: Combined Shadow Effects for CardsUsing
@apply shadow-mdin.shadow-cardand layering glows in dark mode follows Tailwind best practices. Looks good.
285-292: Shadow Hover Transitions
.shadow-card-hoverand its dark variant provide smooth hover feedback. The transition settings are clear and performant.
294-300: Button Shadow StylesThe
.shadow-buttondefinitions align with your other utilities and maintain consistency.
362-411: Dark Theme Variable OverridesThe dark-mode variable overrides mirror the light theme cleanly and support a cohesive dark UI. Great work.
417-424: Apply Base Styles via @layer baseBootstrapping global border and background/text utilities in
@layer baseensures consistent styling from the ground up. This setup aligns well with Tailwind’s layering model.
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| --tw-ring-offset-color: transparent !important; | ||
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Refine Input Focus & Border Overrides
- The focus outline is set to
2px, but WCAG 2.1 recommends a minimum of3pxfor visibility. Consider increasing tooutline: 3px solid …. - Avoid complex selectors inside
:not()(e.g.,:not(.group input)) for broader compatibility—refactor to simpler selectors or add utility classes. - The global
form input { border:0!important; }rule is very broad and may strip borders from unintended inputs. Scope it specifically to your AITodoInput (e.g.,.ai-todo-input input) to prevent collateral styling issues.
Refine Input Focus Styling & Scope Border Overrides
- WCAG 2.1 requires a visible focus indicator (minimum 2 CSS px thick) but doesn’t mandate a 3 px outline—raising to 3 px can improve visibility without violating WCAG.
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:not()(e.g.:not(.group input)) rely on Selectors Level 4 support, which isn’t universal. Refactor to simpler selectors or add a utility class to exclude grouped inputs. - The rule
applies to every form field. Limit its scope to your AITodoInput component—e.g.
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71-78: **Scope Tailwind Ring Overrides to Specific Components **Global overrides via
input:focus-visible:not(.group input, .no-inner-border) { … }with
!importantmay strip ring utilities from unintended inputs app-wide. Refactor to target only your custom input (e.g.,.todo-input-container input:focus-visible) to avoid collateral styling issues.
81-84: **Avoid Globalform inputBorder Removal **The rule
form input { border:0!important; box-shadow:none!important; }applies to all form fields, including third-party and system components. Scope it to your AITodoInput (e.g.,
.ai-todo-input input) to prevent unintended side effects in other forms.
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5-47: Font-face Declarations Are Well-Structured, Consider Performance OptimizationsThe
@font-faceblocks for Regular, Medium, Semibold, and Bold weights correctly includefont-display: swapandunicode-range. Paths and local fallbacks look valid (per past verification).
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local('OpenRunde')as an extra fallback in case the family is installed under a more generic name.- Split the
unicode-rangeinto smaller subsets (e.g., Latin, extended) to defer loading heavier glyph sets and improve initial page load.
63-64: Remove Placeholder CommentThe comment
/* Empty space where removed keyframes were */appears to be a leftover placeholder. Removing it (or documenting its purpose) will keep the stylesheet cleaner.
65-70: Enhance Focus Outline for WCAG ComplianceUsing
outline: 2px solidimproves visibility over the default, but WCAG 2.1 recommends a minimum of 3px for high-contrast focus indicators. Consider updating to:input:focus-visible:not(.no-inner-border) { outline: 3px solid hsl(var(--sidebar-ring)); outline-offset: 2px; }
87-92: Refine Input Selector SpecificityThe selectors
.group input[type="text"], .no-inner-border { … }are still very broad. For clarity and maintainability, consider scoping to the container, for example:
.todo-input-container .group input[type="text"] { … }or a dedicated utility class on your input wrapper.
95-105: Prune Unused KeyframesThe
@keyframes animatedGradientdeclaration isn’t referenced anywhere else in this file or in components. Removing it (or wiring it up where intended) will eliminate dead code and reduce bundle size.
146-153: Validate Container Styling for Hardware AccelerationUsing
transform: translateZ(0)to force GPU acceleration is a smart optimization but can create a new stacking context. Verify it doesn’t inadvertently affect z-index ordering elsewhere. Alternatively, you could usewill-change: transformfor a more declarative hint.
307-374: Consolidate Shadow Utility ClassesYou’ve introduced many new
.shadow-*utilities mapping to CSS variables. There's some duplication between light and dark mode definitions—consider abstracting the color/glow component into a single custom property (e.g.--shadow-color) and reusing a single mixin to reduce repetition.
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297-305: Check iOS Keyboard Safe-Area SupportThe
@supports (-webkit-touch-callout: none)block correctly targets iOS for.ios-keyboard-support. Please verify on devices (or simulator) that the fixed footer/input container honorsenv(safe-area-inset-bottom)and doesn’t get hidden by the keyboard on different iOS versions.
490-511: Verify Custom@theme inlineAt-RuleThe
@theme inlineblock and nested@keyframes shinelikely rely on a custom Tailwind plugin. Confirm that your build pipeline supports this at-rule and that the animation is actually applied; otherwise it may be silently dropped.
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1-8: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionDuplicate
@keyframes shinename risks collision
The@keyframes shinedefinition here may conflict with othershinekeyframes inapp/globals.css. Keyframe names are global; consider namespacing this (e.g.,animations-shine) to avoid unexpected overrides.
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65-78: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionSimplify complex
:not()selectors for compatibility
Usinginput:focus-visible:not(.group input, .no-inner-border)includes a combinator inside:not(), which is not universally supported. Split this into separate selectors, e.g.:input:focus-visible:not(.no-inner-border):not([class~="group"]) { … } .group input:focus-visible { /* custom override */ }This ensures consistent parsing across browsers.
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10-19: Optimize chevron rotation animation
The.chevron-rotatetransition is well-scoped totransform, butwill-change: transformshould be used sparingly. Ensure this element actually benefits from GPU acceleration and consider removingwill-changeonce the animation completes to avoid long-term memory usage.
46-54: Avoid initial collapse animation flicker
Applying the collapse animation to.expand-content:not(.open)will run on initial load, potentially causing a flash. Consider adding ananimatableflag after mount to gate these animations, or useanimation-delayandanimation-fill-modeto suppress the first playback.
56-60: Use more targeted GPU acceleration
Forcing GPU acceleration withtransform: translateZ(0)on each child may be heavy. Instead, applywill-change: transformorbackface-visibility: hiddenon the container to achieve smoother animations without per-child transforms.app/globals.css (5)
5-47: Centralize font-face declarations and validate fallbacks
The four@font-facerules correctly declare weights 400–700 with local and webfont sources and a unicode-range for optimization. To further improve performance, consider specifyingfont-stretchif any variants differ, and verify that thelocal()names match the actual installed font names on users’ systems.
147-165: Optimize.todo-input-containerpseudo-elements
Applyingtransition: all 0.5s easecan trigger expensive repaints. Narrow the transition to only the properties you animate (e.g.,opacity,background,border-color). You can also DRY up the double-pseudo technique by abstracting shared styles into a mixin or utility class.
169-214: Refine hover and focus state animations
The hover (simpleSlide) and focus interactions are functional, but the use of!importantonbackgroundandtransitionmay complicate future overrides. Evaluate if!importantis strictly necessary, and consider consolidating these rules to reduce specificity wars.
261-283: Consolidate light/dark interactive state styles
The hover and focus styles for light and dark modes share much of their logic. Extract common declarations into a shared class or Tailwind utility to reduce duplication and make future tweaks easier.
316-383: Evaluate necessity of extensive shadow utilities
While the new.shadow-*utilities provide granular control, consider leveraging Tailwind’s built-in shadow tokens or consolidating overlapping variants to keep your utility CSS bundle lean.
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Ensure smoothExpand/smoothCollapse height var covers content size
Usingvar(--auto-height, 500px)requires the JS hook to set--auto-heightdynamically; otherwise content taller than 500px will be clipped. Verify that--auto-heightalways reflects the element’s scrollHeight. Optionally, switch tomax-heighttransitions for simpler auto-sizing.Run:
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--auto-heightIs Set Dynamically
I wasn’t able to find any JS/TS code that callselement.style.setProperty('--auto-height', …)or reads an element’sscrollHeight. Without this, content taller than the 500 px fallback will be clipped.• Verify your JS hook computes each section’s
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el.style.setProperty('--auto-height', el.scrollHeight + 'px')
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299-314: Improve iOS keyboard safe-area support
The.ios-keyboard-supportclass correctly addresses the safe-area inset. Ensure this class is applied to the correct container and test on real iOS devices (hardware and software keyboards) to validate no layout jumps occur when the keyboard appears.
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This block defines multiple animations—including a second shine (see above), animatedGradient, simplePulse, borderRotate, and backgroundMove. Duplicate keyframe names will override one another unpredictably. Additionally, verify whether gradientSlide (defined later) is used; if not, remove it to eliminate dead code.
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Scope global input border resets to specific components
The rule form input { border:0!important; box-shadow:none!important; } is overly broad and may strip styling from unrelated form fields. Likewise, .group input[type="text"], .no-inner-border is too generic. Limit these selectors to your todo-input component, e.g.:
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This pull request introduces several improvements and updates across the codebase, focusing on linting and formatting configurations, code style consistency, and minor refactors for better readability and maintainability. Below is a breakdown of the most significant changes:
Linting and Formatting Configuration:
@typescript-eslintand Prettier integration in.eslintrc.json, enforcing rules like no unused variables (with exceptions for_-prefixed variables) and Prettier formatting (prettier/prettierset to "error")..prettierrcfor Prettier formatting preferences (e.g., single quotes, trailing commas, and a print width of 100) and.prettierignoreto exclude directories likenode_modulesand.nextfrom formatting. [1] [2].lintstagedrcto run Prettier and ESLint on staged files, ensuring code quality before commits.Code Style Improvements:
route.tsfiles inapp/api). (app/api/auth/[...all]/route.tsL1-R2, app/api/parse-todo/route.tsL1-R126)app/apifiles, improving readability and aligning with Prettier rules. [1] [2] [3]Minor Refactors:
_sessioninstead ofsession) to suppress warnings while maintaining clarity.Documentation Update:
README.mdto include installation steps withbunas an alternative package manager, enhancing developer setup instructions.